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Morgan, Fred The Jump into Normandy
Fred B.
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Morgan, Fred Tremendous Men and Leadership
Fred B.
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Morgan, George Baseball Contract
The young George Morgan enjoyed baseball as a fan and player. In 1942 or 1943, Branch Rickey became general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Morgan, George Being Wounded
George Morgan told his parents about his wartime experiences. He told them about being wounded in the invasion of Borneo on 25 June 1945.
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Morgan, George Early Life
George Edward Morgan was born in Lyndhurst, New Jersey on 29 June 1927. He had a younger brother named Robert.
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Morgan, George Home on Leave
Kauffman gave George Morgan a 60 day leave upon their return home. [Annotator’s Note: Commander Draper L. Kauffman, Jr.
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Morgan, George Hospital then Discharge
George Morgan waited on his orders to attend the Naval Prep School for the Naval Academy. Something was delaying them.
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Morgan, George Iwo Jima UDT
George Morgan was tasked at Iwo Jima to swim to a peninsula in the island and place a battery operated light on it.
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Morgan, George Normandy
George Morgan left Fort Pierce after a month and a half along with two dozen other men.
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Morgan, George Pacific UDT and Okinawa
George Morgan returned to Fort Pierce.
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Morgan, George Postwar
After the war, George Morgan was accepted into a college in Defiance, Ohio. During the war, many basic things had been curtailed.
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Morgan, George Reflections
George Morgan was surprised by the things he did in the Navy. Looking at it from an advanced age, he knows it was a good experience.